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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-12-21
Nice Christmas Goods at Welfley's s
Book Store

l invite my friends snd patrons to call and
examine the fine line of Holiday Goods now
ON exhibition The stock embraces many
useful and beautiful articles, such as Mir
rors, Work Boxes. Toilet Sets, Plush and
Leather Cuff and Collar Boxes. Plush Boxes
Of Papers. Music Holders. Pockefbooks,
Gard Cases. Ladies satchels. Paper Knives,
Inks,ands, Paper Weights Picture Frames,
japanese Goods, Novelties in Brass Goods.
other nice goods.
Bibles. Hymn Books. Teachers Bibles.
and a large and varied assortment of Stand
ard and Miscellaneous Books. Also, Chill
drens' Books in great variety. Come and see
for yourselves
W. H. WEIFLEY.
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A Conneilsvilie Female Teacher
Prosecuted.

Miss Ella Hyatt. teacher OF Room No .
IN the public schools OF Conneilsviiie, has
been bound over for appearance at court in
the sum of 500 for assault and battery upon
Clara Martin one of her pupils. She cilas
tised the refractory pupil one day last week
for eiisObeiience of rules, and Mrs. Martin
brought suit A hearing Was had before
squire Campbell. with the above result,
RDberi Norris becoming bOndsnan for Miss
Hyatt. A special meeting OF the school
Bo4nl WAS held GA Tuesday evening. and af-
Ter hearing Principal Humbert's report. the
Board decided TO sustain Miss Hyatt, and
also to expI the injured pupil if she IS again
guilty ola similar disobe,iienee of rules.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-12-21

On Monday night Lou Reed, an old vaga-
bond negro, who has been tossing his toe
at the Bedford Aims house since the arrival
ofeoid weather eIoped with Florence Grscey,
weak-minded inmate of that institution
The siri is white and l. about thirIy-oue
years old
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-12-21

If you are making collection of calen-
dars send ten cents in stamps or cash to
Messrs. Doliber. Goodlle & CO., OF Boston,
Mass, for their elegant one for the New
Year. 1t was designed and engraved by
John A. Lowell & Co.. and is an exquisite
work Of art.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-12-21

We have gone to some pains to select
g,,otls suitable 10 the Holiday season. Our
stock consists in par, of Jewe.ry. Vases. Per-
fiimery, Purses. Pockethooks, Cigar Cases,
Match SAFES. Paper Weights. Work Baskets,
Dolls. &C., snd instead of selling them at
fancy prier~ we have marked them down 50
low thai all can indulge in the pleasure of
making presents
NJ N TRKpwEIL & Co.
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School Teachers headquarters.

As has been customary for many years
past, school teachers and directors will make
their headquarters during the Institute week
al Fishers Book Store.
\ large room, heavily stocked with eie-
CANT and useful goods teachers will want At
the Institute and holiday season. Vast quan-
titles OF books, beautiful reward cards and
handsome goods for presents, suitable for
everybody.
The list Of 100 words, for the grand con-
rest. for two valuable prizes TO take place at
the Institute, can be obtained only at Fish
ers Book Store. Three cents by mail.
Tickets tor the lectures tor sale at Fishers
Book Store. Reserved seats can he secured
BY writing 10
CHAs. II. FIsHER
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It viii interst hunters to know they can
find a good line Of Powder. Shot. Caps. Gun
Wadding Primers, Turkey and Duck Calls,
Powder and Shot Flasks. Cleaning Imple-
ments. reloading tools, and all kinds of Gun
Repairs at Jas. 3. Hoiderbaums Hardware
Stnre Sumerstf p
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sleighs, Sleigh Bells, Whips. Double Har-
ness. Single Harness. Fur Robes, Wool
Robes. Lap Blankets, Horse Blankets. Col
lars, Saddles, Brides, etc, vt way down pri-
ces. at ] b. Holderbaum's Hardware Store.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-12-21

somerset,s oId-Fashioned printer


johnson j. the name Of the factotam of
the composing aud job rooms Of the Somer
set Democrat office He is a brother Of Rev.
A. G. johnson, Presiding Elder of this dis
trict Of the Methodist Episcopal Church
His life has been spent as a printer in SOM
erset aud the oldest inhabtant cannot recall
0 day whe he was not in a state Of serene
conteniment His salary IS small even for
Somerset, yet he OWNS his own house, has a
wife whom he fondly cherishes, and is rails
ing brood Of children that any man might
be proud or His entire time i spent be-
tween his home and his work. . I've seen
johnson on the street going home, and on
the street going to work, said Somerset
gentleman last evening. and never any
where else in all my life '-Johastoug, Til-
Fs,ur
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whoa. mere STOP a Minute !

'' Helloa Fisk Is thai you? Gimminee
where have yos been see you are loaded
down with packages. Oh, I see the wrap
pers have the beehive on. How Is J. b.
snyder? Does he have his Holiday goods
in p
You are right he has. Mike! No foolish
ness. either Good, substantial goods new
er saw nicer line Of Qu,ensware, Glass
ware, Lamps, etc. Ny, but they are nice,
I was surprised at the nice line of Carpets
and rags thar Snyder keeps for this time Of
the year. He has better line now than
any other merchant in the county keeps IN
the season ) b says he can buy them
cheaper now, and sell them cheaper, than
in the spring Well, Fisk, it makes me tired
10 think of it. but twelve more of my boys
need overcoats'
" You are in luck then, Mike. as Snyder
told me he has put all his overcoats and
Heavy suits down-way down in price. J.
T. always does that this time Of the year
He never keeps any goods oyer-fis goods
are always fresh and nice. Then, when sny-
der saws its all wool II Is all wool and you
can bet on it, Say Fisk. Do yon think
Blaine. or Cleveland viii be nominated9 ,
Ha, ha By-by r.
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n. a. CusxIxsuAx.

Writing Desks. Manicures, To ileteases,
WI,isk holders, Photograph Albums, Auto
graph Albums. Collar and Cuff Boxes. Fort
foIios, Music Boxes. Work Boxes. Toilet
Glasses. Vases. Bric-a-brae. Wall Pockets,
aud thousand aud one other arsieIes suita-
BILE for Christmas presents. at Bie>srker &
sayder'sl
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-12-21

Probably the happiest woman in Berlin
last Tuesday was Grandmother Glessner.
She had just received letter informing her
of the whereabouts of her sou Samuel
for many years and mourned as dead. The
friends of his boyhood will be pleased 10
learn that Sam is still on the sod instead
OF under ii, as was reported. He i now at
Brazil station Indian Territory. aud employ
il, a s1nr,. Rscncd
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-12-21

Herr Brothers have just added the most
interesting line OF watches, CLOCKS, jewelry,
spcctacles. eye-glasses and novelties all
ready for inspection, ever Offered in Sonier-
SET. Ifyou are contemplating buying your
best friend a Christmas present. you will
find nice line to choose from by calling
and selecting from their stock
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-12-21

When the solid citizens OF Somerset had
finished their evening meal last Wednesday
and emerged fnnm their homes 10 seek the
warm seats in their accustomed loating places
and crack " chcstnnis~ over President Cleve-
lands Ettle free trade lamb story, they
were startled To- see the darkness OF the night
broken ily bright glow that lii up the heav-
cps southeast Of town II was soon learned
that a tire was raging IN Meyersdale--ie
miles across the csnntry-and that the large
warehouse OF Geo. W Gassman adjoining
the & O. station at that place aud the
station house itself were h.in- consumed by
fire. The warehouse was stocked with far
ming implements and grain Il was entirely
cpnSpus-l with most OF lis contents. While
Mr.. Gassman's loss has not yet been estima-
ted he had an insurance of $1,000 While
the fire at the station was in progress the
wagon shop Of 5 r. Dull, at the other end
Of town, was discovered to be burning II
vas speedily exrinz1ished.s The Commercial
says in regard to the origin Of the FIRE: IT
was Just what everyone says il was--a deiib-
erase aef of incendiarisn. proven by the at
tempt At Dulrs bot strong enough 10 stand
without that. Some one in Meyersdaie COM
mitted the act and if not apprehended will
commit more ike II.
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Knable & ShuSter'S
CHRISTMAS SALE
OF
DRY GOODS.

Let help YOU select very nc practical Christmas gift
We would suggest
BLACK SILK Dress Patterns IS to 81 per yard
COLORED SILK Dress Patterns so to s. 80 per YARD
PLAIN VELVET Dress Patterns 81 to 50 PER yard
FANCY VELVET Dress Patterns so cents to 81 D ward
BROADCLOTti Dress Patterns 75 So 80 per yard
ENGLISH SUIrING Dress Pa 80 81 IS per yard
FRENCH BEAUTY Dress Patterns cts worth 5O pr yd
ENGLISH CORKSCREw Dress Patterns SO worth 81 80
many desirable small things such Gloves Handker-
chiefs Underwear, Hose and remember all the above
VERY LOW PRICES
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Farm For Sale.

Situate in Jenner Twp. Somerset Co, Pa
Contains 100 acres. fine young orchard. goo,;
water. 75 acres clear balance well tinibered,
in good condition Convenient 10 schools,
Church, mills, & stores For particulars adj
dress Amy r. HoFFotaN
Jenner y Roads
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-12-21

Dolls Dolls . Dolls =. China Dolls,
Bisaue Dolls, Wax Dolls. Big Dolls, Little
Dolls, Dolls tnat cry. Dolls that talk. Dolls
that open and close their eyes, Dolls Of all
qualities. Dolls at all prices.
- ~ a.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-12-21

new ruling of the postoifice department
provides that all uncalIed for po;fal cards
shall be returned to the writer sfier thirty
DAYS Also that advertised letters will be
teld but two weeks, instead of four as here
iofore, before being sent back TO the dead
letter effice. at Washington
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-12-21


The rumor thai j. set afoaf about tins
time every season that al of the seats for
the institute cuurse Of lectures have been
disposed II ten days in advance, Il liable to
starr ON ils annual cruise tliis week, if il has
not already started. The Opera House viii
Comfortably seat 500 people. and viii aceom-
daie-imeiuiing those allowed the privilege
Of the orchestra stall and stage-in the
neighborhood of l000. OF the $50 reserved
seats, 45G were pat on sale SATURDAY morn
ing. and at the present $40 Of them have
been sold One hundred Of the most desira-
bic seats are held in reserve until Monday
noon Of next week That there Is giing to
BE- full house, goes without saying. bat
as all who wished TO attend the TEXTURES in
former years have been accommodated, so
can they be this year
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To The Teach ers of Somerset &C

To The Teach ers of Somerset Co.
I will just say to you that ! will DE pre-
pared to accommodate you with board while
attending the Institute at very low rates. and
il viii be TO your advantage to cali and see
ne before making arrangements elsewhere
You will also find at my place of business
opposite The Conrt House.
Oysters, Caks. Pies. Sandwich ;, Confec-
tionery. Fruits. &c, &c You viii need the
most Of these goods, and you viii find them
first-ciass A. f. PIsEL-
Ss,ners.. Pa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-12-21

splendid line of ladies - and Is karat
gold watch eases, and gentleman : solid and
goid-dlled eases. silver, silyerine and nickle
Eases in all sizes. Huuting or Opeu-face key
and stem-wind. Also, movements of differ
ent makes 70 fl The same al Herr Bros
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-12-21

Hugh Swartz. of Indiana, was recently ar
rested for having too many wives. He gave
bail for his appearance al court. On last
Wednesday be disappeared and has not been
seen since His bail will be stuck for $500,
unless the festive masher" can be run
down and brought back A true bin was
also fonnd against him for perjury for hav-
ing sworn that he was divorced from wife
No. when application WIS made for license
20 marry Nn
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-12-21

Somerset, Pa, Dee Il. 1857
Special By lNele Gorer'maeHt Postai Telegraph.
To Ny LoYAL SCBfscrs The weather Of
this section will not be extremely cold until
after Jan. l. lSss. and having been side-track-
ed at this busy and overcrowded establish
gifts. | find the Raindeer route unpraetica-
bic. aud .lereby proclaim that my departure
will be by balloon, in three sections. The
hour Of departure has been set for u O'Clock
midnight before Christmas. Look out for
me- SANTA CLAus
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-12-21

Mr.. Brace Is graceful fellow ON the plat
form, ia eharactera vivaei0us gentleman in
mental temperament poet. which he reveal
ei By reciting his lines ON the statues Of
Shakespeare, Walter Scott, and Robbie
Burns, in Central PARK, New York The
theme oftbe lecture was . Native Metile. .
in common pariance pluck, and il was de
livered ertespore, n all good lectures are.
IL poetic introductory blazesi the way for a
cordial attention TO the prose development
was brilliant thing, touched here aud there
by witty point, and interesting throughout
With illustrations ofcharacier la developing
his ideas the eloquent leetarer led his hearers
through way enyoir,ned with encfant-
meni at every turn.- cT,,eilo,afi commerciat
Gazefse
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-12-21

The beautiful spread Of elegant and usefu
Books Albums. PictnreS. Bibles. Frames
Fancy Mantel and Wall Ornaments. Wal
Pockets, Writing Desks. Inkstands. Plush
Goods. Bronzes. Wisk Holders. Box Papers
Purses Toys, Blocks. sleds. Masks and a
wonderful variety Of handsome and useful
goods, suitable for Holiday presents, Is a
sight 20 behold at Fishers Book Store
Go and see.
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INSTITUTE LECTURES.

Among The grand things Of the July meet
iHgs. which later visitors may wei nzrei
having iai.ed 10 hear. visa the eiEsrt Of H,n.
VIII Cunibsek. of Indiana. He lecfureel
upon the taking subject of :. The invisible
some People II was keen and saaasfic
dissection OF those vices and weakness OF
modern society which are usually cre,iiiesl
siisingenucusly To some people. or they
say This eloquent and witty appeal feF
open dealing. fair play, and dsruihfuluess and
charity was one Of the best Efforts Of the
platform this season. season and the mea-
ger report Of il that was Published gives but
faint idea Of It's telling efict.
Mr. cumhack was formerly member Of
Congress from Indiana. and Lieuienant-Gov-
ernor of the State, and in public4ise has ever
heen mark and influence for right and
Justice Chsmaa9ua Herald
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Crusade Day Service.

The W. C. t. e., Of Somerset, will cele-
brate the nth anniversary Of the Women's
Crusade in the Good Temp!ar's Hall. Friday
evening Dec % All friends of Temperance
are earnestly urged to be present
By ORDER OF Committee
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Wanted.

\ tract Of timber land to put a saw mill
on. or will sell nay S2-horse-power saw
mill on reasonable terms. Parties having
timber land to sell or Wishing to buy saw
mill should call on Or address
JAMES PsRsoS
Somerset. Pa
The mill cost g. 900 when new
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christmas Gifts.

Santa Claus has been side tracked al Bic
seeker & snysier's drug store for several days
unloading the choicest presents his pack con-
tanned Call and see the many beautiful
gifts before making your purchases.
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]. M. HOLDERBAUM.
SOMERSET, Pa

Is offering big bargains ia Mems and
Bays saifs Of Clothing and overcoais. snd
also Ladies and CIiiIdrens' Coass and New
markets. at especially low prices
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Church Dedication. /.

No interfering providence the new Breth-
ren Church. in Berlin district miles souiI
weSt Of Berlin Pa. viii be dedicated to the
worship Of the triune God, on sunday Jan
I. 1855, all are invited.
JoHN H. KSEPPER.
PastOr
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-12-21

Your eye is forever resting upon "a vision
of loSeliness'' in print But il you visit Bic
seeker 4 snyder's store. il viii rcpose on
the genuine article in the shape Of Holiday
attractious.
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the Best and Finest Seal Garments,
OF BEST London dye, carefully selected skins.
and each garment elegantly finished. and
shaped to iit the figure exactly; goods that
never fail to give thorough satisfaction
Jos. HORNE & Cos.
613 TO 62l Penn Avenue,
Pittsburgh. Pa
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Wanted I.

Hides. Furs, Bark viii pay the highest
cash prizes for all kintls Of hides. peltz and
fars. also want 800 cords Of Rock Oak and
Spruce bark.
II q Cr-rxIxGuAx
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-12-21

shortly after midnight Friday FIRE broke
out in the shoe shop of Mr.. James Dillon At
Redwood The flames spread to the ad-
iuining buildings with wonderful rapidly
aud Snyder's general store, the store room Of
John Spont and a dwelling house occupied
by William Hughes, were all burned to the
ground The fire was discovered by police
man Gilbert Of this borough who was in the
station house with several prisoners in
charge whom be was bringing 20 Somerset
He left his prisoners in charge of deputy
and alarmed the villagers The FIRE i sup
posed to have originated by the explosion
of a coal oil lamp IN Dillons shop. II was
at first thought that tramp shoemaker who
had been loafing around DiIion's shop for
several days bad been burned up with the
building bur We understand he has since
turned up.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-12-21

Typhoid fever has become epidemic on
the South Side. Pittsburg Last week there
were 30 cases reported The cause Is aitri.
buie,i to the impurity of the water.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-12-21

The following extracts from a letter writ
ten TO a western manager. explains itself
DEAR SIR In reply to your request ilsai |
furnish yoa With "A short biographical
sketch, press notice liiograpis and other
advertising matter, "a aeli as theti,les OF my
lectures coming season, with SYNOPSIS
Of their character, permit me TO say
have no biographical sketches All
there is of my life that can be of interes; 10
your patrons are half dozen facts thar may
be gathered from any recent encyclopedia
If | am aot already well and fvor.ibly
known in your vicinity YOU ought not think
Of engaging me 70 lecture for you There
are enough who have reputation without
the trouble Of working up ll-b5ar,i motor
ieJy.
have no press notices.' have received
all sorts of notices from the press-some
good aud some bad some thought fairly
well deserved and some quite unuerited. If
should selsd the most favorable have seen
they would lifbclieye,il create an xpectalion
no man could satisfy. If | should send
tine worst, your patrons would be justified in
organizing a vigilance committe TO wait for
my arrival. .--Aibioa " Tgsrgee.
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Mr. Abraham Faith, Of Somerset, was
granted an increase Of pension las, week
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ovsters. ovsters.

For the HolidaysI by the gallon qnart.
pint. can or Sew. Ny cans are the largest
On the market W. H. PLAr1-
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The merry jingle Of sleigh bells was heard
sunday afternoon Cor the first time this sea-
son
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Tie school children are looking forward
eagerly 10 their holiday yaoation.
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Wednesday, December 2lst, according 70
the aIamanac. Is the shortest day OF the
year
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5roSEsBaT- - l,.,,-.,'e, :. =.
1-t dsy. sbis week
s-.s,. are baking
-, .sropuiar bird
any presents YETI
ION tl,e home stretch
s-tbe Christmas turkey.
v-. rbrs f,r Toboseans.
-,irct the Christmas tree.
.,rioa..y awaiting .leigling
~. rhr. @r Millinery goods
s..., rsfte or erseu Christmas.
.,e e,,i. a, Birsecker & snyder's.
- from s5cen,s up a, Mrs. Uhfs-
r-...-ufl be- 50 years old On ihe i7,h
v-AEUhI'- for good Md gloves
-..r. dlI.. and fancy articles 60 to Mrs
..,ata. ia holiday eas at E Nc
n.r.
aav- rsr- Tor good cheap silk am
ralI.5f.;.it of T. j 20 'Ne'i enfrA'-
f-e
nnbar hls fuF sundays one 81 "i''eu
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H-Hsy somersei. # you want
oyeraal
wiHa- av.iarions printed al '''s once
~..a- notice.
4nN- Cars for pretty goods to deco
81. ,au- aau-e
Sara -nt bat or cap cheap } d 9aE-
-ile p.are.
aot5N- Ubf' aud se' some OF the great
t.-.r- iu wraps
rs.-ae j. ta havca Nstignai bank on and
,-rias i.t proS.
anew I5t of Rogers triple plated silver
,.r n gep9veis
r.5 rol- quick temper and aoeepE the
rl yoa ina it
HHe E selling The cheapest uNercos''s'
o1. ..- ,t'cS-
rr.a as. the largest lire and cheapest
a-.-.r. lr somerset
-.,.tsr & 1fye for . ciiristma~ present.
.t,.,t4s minds of many
.rt.,r ...ury has $4,000 men en-
f.r t,- steel miii, and furnaces
e- v,n. Goods at Mat
~ rimmell., Berlin.
a.,, ,bs ,lasrs~t suits in
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i'an ae surprised "n'" You lear" now
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.'eT'y may Fn'a '.''Fus'' au''''s '.ie
days bui The >hop-keepeS stand The
.ol ''l' a liee h@i''Aef'i'ie' OF Hui-
'leH' 'or your sweetheart : D.
>i-- 5 the place TO pei IT,
p" .ae'''s'eT ana flo''''f, i'i''ss-
'"d VI az. ..-iol 'i.i's s'io' GUNS TOT
l-'a'' N. h''aer'a'in
fuu Intend maxim. a Christmas present.
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? % '.'e.'aed 'iie institute ia'' week. Inc
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4s -'ue boy a Bostea who smoked eighty
s
la-i give iof 9 Christmas pres
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The HzRAIn wishes itS readers one and
all very merry Christmas
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-12-21

And nov the school boy passes around his
paper soliciting subscriptions wiieTewith 10
buy his teacher a Xmas gin
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-12-21

Meyers,i.,le has been badly afflicted with
inccndiary fires Of late.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-12-21

The day sessions II the Institute will be
held in the Couri House. The evening iec-
turez in the Opera House
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-12-21

Oar liveTymen would ike TO see good
sieigiiiug and they don'r stand alone in the
mailer.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-12-21

IS Jail Two blacks and i've whites, one ot
the latter being female